The First Woman Doctor: The Story of Elizabeth Blackwell, M. D. | 
pickThis B book is about Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell. It starts in 1840 when there was no such thing as woman doctors. Elizabeth shows determination and gets accepted into a medical school. It describes her hardships and how she repeatedly has to prove herself to the male doctors and her professors. It took courage to be the first is an excellent quote and is outlined in this book. I would say this is an IR book. #ucflae3414f17
ashley.v https://cfmedicine.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/ this site shows how other women have made an impact in the medical field. It has videos of several women doctors. 7y
ashley.v UDL principles are 2.1 and 2.2. 2.1 to explain some medical jargon used in the book, 2.2 because there are some old English phrases that the students may not understand. ESOL principles are 5 because of the medical jargon and 6 because comprehension can be more difficult with nonfiction 7y
DeannaT96 This sounds like a great book! And I like the resource you found! It‘s a great follow up for kids after they finish reading 7y
DrSpalding Yes! Women in medicine. Great bio to encourage aspiring doctors! I think she is highlighted in She Persisted! Helpful video compliment too! 7y
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